WOOTZ steel from 1000 year old arrowheads . MAKING A VIKING SEAX!!!

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thank you all for watching. Can you advise us on what to make the next knife blade?) Write your options ...

[@philmcglen6194]

How about a Bowie knife out of horse shoes?

[@fz-makingknives3663]

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[@erichreichart9131]

I would like to see a foldable pocket knife

[@fz-makingknives3663]

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[@theyarenthere]

Trench knife/dagger would be awesome!

[@sethmullins8346]

Ah yes, destroying historical artifacts for KZbin views

[@scottstapleton2544]

Take it you are rather dull. Jump on to show folks your opinion. I’ve found many Native American arrowheads in my lifetime. Just walking around. They are a hobby, and completely amazing to find. They exist. Has nothing to do with me or “destroying” history. Go to a creek in the south. I’m descended from a great grandfather who was 100% Cherokee. This reclaiming and reusing is an honor. Otherwise they get crushed and completely destroyed on farmland. Lost to the world in our small creeks and rivers. I doubt you know anything about which you speak.

[@scottstapleton2544]

3 years ago😂 I’m out. Sorry folks.

[@sethmullins8346]

@@scottstapleton2544 this is the equivalent to you taking those artifacts and crushing them yourself

[@scottstapleton2544]

Then we could make an heirloom knife that gets to live on and be passed down for a hundred more years. By chance do you drive a Prius?

[@101ECVGADGET]

A real shame destroying those antique arrowheads. Really sad

[@winstonsmith2539]

Yeah, and the thing that hurt my soul the most is that he had to go do a seax that apart from the blade shape is so far removed from historical finds it is almost silly. if he has to sacrifice something that old at least do a historical seax. And just before anyone gets their knickers in a twist, i did not say he is a bad craftsman, the knife is both good looking and very well made. It is just a very modern style and not anything Iwant antiques to be used for.

[@brostenen]

@@winstonsmith2539 It has nothing to do with the viking culture at all. And I know that the arrow heads can never be from Denmark, Sweden or Norway. He might have gotten them from England, however that is not Viking.

[@jjboswell5043]

They survived a thousand years then some narcissist who gets paid for being validated by strangers through KZbin views comes along and makes a completely inaccurate, less well made "Viking knife". What a joke.

[@brostenen]

@@jjboswell5043 Old viking arrowheads, belong to the state, if they are found in Denmark, Sweden or Norway. Keeping them is a crime. Because they are part of our cultural heritage and must be preserved. Reason being that they are extremely rare.

[@DEADPOOL-nq5fx]

excellent job 👍👍 If possible, please tell us the names of the substances you use so that we can learn

[@nextlifeonearth]

Flux, graphite, glass.

[@yourdrummer2034]

Isn't one Iron Powder? The glass I believe acts as the flux, or at least protects the molten metal from the environmental gases? I thought it was iron powder, Graphite and glass as well.as what ever metal is the base metal.. I might be mistaken..

[@harmlesscreationsofthegree1248]

Really nice! I like how the peening work hardens the guard.

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thank you 😊

[@drowsy4400]

Im a simple man. i see FZ upload a new video, i quit everything i'm doing and watch the whole video

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍🍻😁

[@mattiasjanson6846]

You May be a exelent knifemaker, But there is no viking what so ever in your creation...

[@jjboswell5043]

He's one of them people who uses the word to feel more manly.

[@mattiasjanson6846]

It is perhaps what a viking whife would have use when cutting upp some cabbage in The kitchen. The profile on the blade is just so wrong. A viking blade would have a profile like= Straight back, curved edge.

[@iamtheomega]

0:27 i bet that was the best design of that period....perfect armor piercing geometry

[@awworkshop3936]

Make a sword from wootz steel.. awesome knife though..

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Ok👍

[@brostenen]

I am from Denmark, and I dont recall ever to have seen a knife with that shape on the blade in any of the viking museums. Not even the living museum at Aalborg.

[@jjboswell5043]

People just invent any old crap and call it "Viking" to sound cool. They basically steal the word to feel more manly.

[@brostenen]

@@jjboswell5043 Those people will never know what it is to be a Viking. Hell... They even unwrap xmas gifts on the 25'th. We do it after the sun have gone down, on the 24'th, because of Viking culture. Sure we are not vikings as such anymore. Most of it died when christianity came to our country. But nobody really go to church anymore. We have this saying: I go to church if I have something to do in church.... Translated to that we only go to church for baptism, wedding and funerai. I have not been in church for xmas, since 1988 or 1990. I am 45 now.

[@VanDaRifleman]

The seax was closely associated with the Saxons who invaded and settled Britain. The Saxons were so named after their seax knives. Nordic vikings *might* have carried them, or blades akin to them.

[@brostenen]

@@VanDaRifleman I have been to at least 5 viking museums here in my country of Denmark. And never once have I seen this shape of the blade before, from actual finds of real viking knifes. One thing that were plenty of, are this special everyday knife. Used for eating and other tasks. The knife I am talking about, have a curved edge. The handle is made from twisting the rod and bending it into an drop shaped eye. It is usually referred to as a "kvinde kniv". Roughly translated to womans knife.

[@VanDaRifleman]

@@brostenen and that is why I put emphasis on the word "might." That means that there is a chance that they didn't. However, the seafaring Saxons did carry them, and perhaps when the Danes met with the Saxons either in Britain or elsewhere, some Danes could have bought or taken seaxes from them. Vikings routinely possessed blades and weapons from other peoples that they raised, conquered, or engaged in trade. Vikings were known to often own Frankish axes, swords, and knives, as well as Cymric, Pictish, and Germanic ones. Hell, they very often had Arab silver coins and trinkets, in exchange for the slaves they captured.

[@MarekTabi]

Man you are big profesional with wotz steel. Nice job man 👍😁

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@richardlynch5632]

Seems this style of knife is a favorite of many a bladesmith It's functionality, simplistic design and ability to take much abuse, has contributed to its popularity. Very seaxy🤣😎👍 Thanks for this one😎👍

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@DANGVINH17]

And now we can call it an 1000 year old knife, right?

[@jero1998]

i notice that in every video of yours that when you are done shaping the blade you detach the metal rod from the blade. when you detach it, you can clearly see a bit of the wootz steel still being attached to the rod after the blade has been detached. What do you do with that little left over? is it scrap and does it get thrown away? if so, would you consider trying to safe them in the future so one day you can make a wootz blade out of all the leftovers you have collected over time? i think it would be really interesting to see what kind of pattern it creates and like the idea of the "leftover" blade ;) besides that, love your videos man :)

[@fz-makingknives3663]

👍👌

[@nidhalsormali3051]

Damn he turned 1000 years of technology from the old days to 100 years of technology in present day SHEESH

[@Dr.AculaMD]

Melting down old weapons to make a replica of an old weapon.

[@fz-makingknives3663]

👍

[@Dr.AculaMD]

@Cyber Punk 69 yes, yes your are right. He DID make his own replica of an old viking knife.... 🤦‍♂️

[@jjboswell5043]

@@Dr.AculaMD it's not even a "Viking" knife. Just a fashionable design for clout chasing bladesmiths right now.

[@JasonJordan198]

Why melt 1000 year old Viking arrowheads???

[@Axbear]

No viking knives looked like that.

[@nadernasrollah3646]

You did a great job again like always I enjoyed the video thank you so much well done

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thank you 😊

[@jasonrinaldo8872]

What's the average time spent in the crucible? Nice work, too!

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Two hours. Thank you.

[@ping170]

That's another great build with awesome historical material ! Unless you already did it and I missed the video, is there any chance you would explain how you make your own crucibles ?

[@edanpino5035]

My best guess is he uses a fire brick that he's shaped, but I can't tell

[@poison5570]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZ7Gcnpni6uAmas

[@MrNissetuta]

1000 year old arrow heads and you ramble off in a modern forge? Whats next, give it out on Patreon? Omg.. dunno what to say but im glad i dont belive in KZbin...

[@pkowalski79]

So, despite availability of decent steel, you destroyed archeological treasure to make this silly, ugly knife? Shame.

[@nanal356]

Why did you burn and melt rare parts of history just so you can make another KZbin video. Stupid idea. You should have given those to a museum and done something else to show the world how cool you are.

[@espjason]

Cant believe you destroyed those arrow heads what a shame

[@jjboswell5043]

They survived a thousand years then some narcissist who gets paid for being validated by strangers through KZbin views comes along and makes a completely inaccurate, less well made "Viking knife". What a joke.

[@Викторнескажу-г7х]

Шикарный узор булата! Эх, когда я уже сделаю клинок из булата .....

[@fz-makingknives3663]

💪👍

[@charliebowen5071]

The shoulders on your knives are too square!! I’d advise rounding them somewhat.. it’s creating a serious stress point

[@steven3517]

I would love to have one of these,perhaps someday..I found them online,favorited them and watched these.

[@vell0cet517]

For your next trick, maybe you should smash up some ancient Mayan pottery, put it in a cylinder with epoxy and turn it on a lathe to make a candle holder…

[@ulrichmachtle4864]

sorry, the SAX, not Seax, has it's origin in SAXonia, germany. like the "GERmanic tribe has it's name from their spear, called "Ger" and the FRANConians from their throwing-axe, called FRANCISCA.

[@fz-makingknives3663]

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[@HelmutKohlrabi]

The secret to Damascus pattern steel is dipping the blade in orange juice and then soda.

[@cryptoholic7322]

My actual family name is in futhark runes so I think this is what i have to do!

[@gozo3538]

ما هي الماده البيضاء

[@lolcec81]

Классная работа!! Удачи каналу и спасибо за труд.

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Спасибо 👍

[@Entiox]

If you don't know DIY & crafts and SasoyTv are using your bebut video as their own videos, and I doubt you've given them permission to do so.

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks for letting you know! 🤝

[@drewid1351]

It's good to see that Wootz steel has been revived and rediscovered, nice knife and finish.

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@riteshkhatri2047]

Sir, I was asking that is it really the true wootz steel which was manufactured as 'ukku' in southern part of India and the real material for Damascus???

[@noctismortis7349]

@@riteshkhatri2047 dude it's just crucible steel, it's not wootz in the way that the pattern is made by impurities. That said, the crucible steel does make a beautiful pattern.

[@riteshkhatri2047]

@@noctismortis7349 so is it rediscovered somewhere?? or what

[@drewid1351]

@@riteshkhatri2047 I think FZ has something very close to WootZ steel, The art of making wootz steel has just recently being rediscovered, by Alfred Pendray and his research friends, perfecting it may take a bit of time. It's amazing FZ has gotten this far so soon.

[@AndreLuis-ib4xm]

A Facebook Page posts your videos (DIY & Crafts ). Do they have permission?

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@agri-tmlusitanosmf5944]

Very, very beautiful job ! Thank's a lot for this ! Have Nice future works ! 👍🏻🍺

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@ciandoherty7955]

Do you have a formula you use to figure out how much carbon to add with the steel and flux before melting it?

[@wictorvlodarczyk1737]

All this waste of arowheads makes me sad : (

[@elijahaitaok8624]

Not like those arrowheads are gonna be used again, if not for knife making they would have crumbled into rust. It’s giving them a new purpose and form

[@rubbendearaujo1397]

The next time can you make a Katana (japanese sword) I love what you makes

[@stamasd8500]

Very nice. What is the final hardness that these wootz blades end up at?

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍 61Hrc

[@lonelyplanet1080]

Man I really like your knife making skills... I'd really like to get one, I'm trying to save money for one, but it's hard to save..one day I'll get one

[@fz-makingknives3663]

👍🍻

[@fz-makingknives3663]

👍

[@coltonmacdonald8789]

How do I buy one?

[@fz-makingknives3663]

www.etsy.com/listing/1045397245/the-knife-is-made-of-viking?ref=listings_manager_grid

[@toomanywaystofall]

another kick ass build Mr. FZ, a beauty, r0ck0n...

[@fz-makingknives3663]

👍😁

[@Саня1979]

Шикарная работа.👍👍👍 Молодец!!!!

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Спасибо 👍

[@VOVAR]

Beautiful design and execution! 💪👍

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@JUBA223]

Looking at it all metal as old as time

[@ZyKnife]

Great work. 👍👍 My suggestion would be a survival knife with all possible features. Anyway, you are doing a great job😆👊

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 😁

[@ArthurAdorateurChatRoux]

Knife with 1000 years old… that’s amazing

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@nidhalsormali3051]

8:13 I thought that was wood 😂

[@333111444333111444]

Have made or thought about making a woots bearded axe

[@fz-makingknives3663]

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[@sangajial-barzanji8433]

Mantap👍👍

[@fz-makingknives3663]

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[@calvinbass1839]

Such detail. I pray you are safe. Have a blessed day.

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@user-jh9oc1ke2l]

Спасибо за хорошее видео.

[@fz-makingknives3663]

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[@vitaliazinchenko6467]

Очень красиво сработано особенно нравится эксперименты со сталью плавления

[@fz-makingknives3663]

💪👍

[@chandrashekarsrinivas8473]

What aaa incridible job ! 👏👏👏👍🇮🇳👌🙏

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@kz11377]

Aren't these arrowheads considered ancient relics and therefore should be in a museum?!?

[@sailingachilles7810]

Nope they belong in that knife

[@ricardoabreu69]

🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@fz-makingknives3663]

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[@arczipl9221]

excellent job 🤙👍 I only have a question what were those crushed "powders" what you put into the container, thank you in advance for your answer

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Iron powder, graphite and glass

[@arczipl9221]

@@fz-makingknives3663Thank you and sorry for asking but I would like to follow your work and make knives as beautiful as you

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@turlesfy399]

Which material is your crucible out of?

[@fz-makingknives3663]

fireclay mortar graphite

[@philipjacoby5769]

Reheated 1000 Years later, this is insane. I love it🤯🤯😵😵

[@Terorblade78]

Where can i buy 1000yo arrow heads?

[@fz-makingknives3663]

[e-mail]

[@guillermoalfaro2714]

I don't know how I missed it this one 😍

[@guillermoalfaro2714]

The only thing I can say, man?!! It's a gorgeous knife 🔪 😍

[@damonmoore8741]

Your work is incredible…excellent job 🤜🏾🤛🏾✨✨✨🦿🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@danshazar6683]

Excellent work and beautiful knife, I love watching your videos thank you from hobbyist knife maker🙏👏

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thank you 😊

[@joshroberts1676]

This is probably my favorite one you’ve made. Such a beautiful blade!

[@pakodeliko1089]

😯👏👏👏👏

[@alexandrhrereksson3343]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@bloodgout]

I admire how clean your forgings are. Very good work.

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 💪👍

[@شاركالمعلومة-ب3خ]

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[@draculafire4870]

Man u blacksmith god 😘😘😘❤❤

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@3fff]

What is that greasy material he put on blade at 07:22

[@fz-makingknives3663]

diamond paste

[@3fff]

@@fz-makingknives3663 amazing work man... I like your videos very much... Keep going 👍

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@ronstoner1823]

I recently did a DNA test and found out I am about 1/3 Scandinavian. I wish I could afford to to buy THAT beautiful very fine knife. Well done! Keep up the great work!

[@bansheee1]

Blade shape damascus patterns ,handle shape color materials.... everthning is magnificent

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@reneemills-mistretta790]

Nice clean work, made me think about the Smiths back in the centuries who didn't have power tools. I'm a big fan of your work. Florida 🇺🇸!

[@fz-makingknives3663]

👍😁

[@edgreywolf]

TBO this is the hardest one to watch...... i have scandi roots and to see old artifacts being used this way was disconcerting .... but i guess you cant argue with results...... sacred knife.....

[@AngloSaxon1]

Great video, great build, but the broken back Seax is Anglo Saxon not Viking.

[@jusme8060]

Can you take something like 8670 and make it better? Or is the nature of what you're doing always going to result in an inferior steel? I'm wondering if you've ever added something like vanadium to a more basic steel.

[@lovejcdc]

What an amazing blade, and to think that the metal is hundreds of years old and has been given a new purpose. I think maybe the only thing that would have made it even more unique is if you could have used a piece of ancient bog wood for the handle. But it is still a very beautiful knife. Great video and great job.

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thank you 👍

[@jaggedlilsaint]

Being of Viking heritage, you sir have beautiful and amazing work

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 💪👍

[@blacksmithideas8554]

Very nice 👍

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thank you

[@cobraloeffers6946]

How much for this knife

[@fz-makingknives3663]

www.etsy.com/listing/1045397245/the-knife-is-made-of-viking?ref=shop_home_recs_1&frs=1&cns=1

[@Ben-mq4wx]

You should have lit the forge with the declaration of independence. Better yet why dont you melt down the ark of the covenant and we can make some grills? 1000 year old artifacts destroyed for a butter knife. Why?

[@simoniekeenainak9482]

Any seax to purchase?

[@fz-makingknives3663]

www.etsy.com/listing/1045397245/no-sdelan-iz-nakonenikov-strel-vikingov?ref=shop_home_active_3&frs=1&cns=1

[@voodoo7008]

I’ve really grown to like these knives, and considering procuring one. In fact I really like the Viking wares.

[@fz-makingknives3663]

www.etsy.com/shop/Fzmakingknives?ref=seller-platform-mcnav

[@dlbknives4869]

Like always I enjoyed the video thank you so much well done

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thank you 😊

[@marouanekhourdouch1602]

I hope you make old gun and knife restoration videos. And good job👌👌🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@AminulIslam-cp7ei]

I like Japanese blade like the ying yang tanto. Would u make a bigger one like wakizashi. Thnx 4 video.

[@fz-makingknives3663]

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[@egor102]

Destruction of a historical artifacts.............for a knife........brave.

[@polisheverything1970]

Loved this episode but I keep meaning to ask, what compound do you use for the hand sanding portion of your blade work please. Kindest regards from here in the UK.

[@denispol79]

As an amateur archaeologist, my heart bleeds watching the arrow heads melt. But seeing the result, ehh, maybe it was worth it )

[@donwood2188]

Beautiful blade but man I think that destroying historical artifacts just to get publicity, sorry man I won't tune into your channel again.

[@interabang]

You've actually made an Anglo Saxon (English) broke back Seax, not a Viking one. Nice knife all the same.

[@muratsinanengin9773]

This time he hammer forged it instead of cutting it out of the billet and that’s why this is the one enjoyed watching the most so far! I’d like to watch him hammering the bevels in too though. 😊

[@gwynbleydd]

oh man.... why you melt this arrows??? I think it will be more interesting if you forge them to a damask (or ex. by container forging)

[@freetraveler4483]

Destruir piezas de 1000 años para hacer un cuchillo que podría haber usado hierro normal? No me gusta

[@pastibisakreatif4780]

Amazing 🔥🔥🔥

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@АзаматИскаков-е1н]

Вот это нож 👍👍👍

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍

[@ПётрПервый-б4щ]

🖤👍🏿

[@fz-makingknives3663]

👍

[@vulgrimart.2021.]

Beautiful work.

[@fz-makingknives3663]

Thanks 👍